Ex-Clinton official to resign from Harvard role due to criticism over Epstein connections
Larry Summers to Retire from Harvard Amid Epstein Controversy Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers has decided to resign from his position as a tenured professor at Harvard University. This move comes in light of criticism related to his ties with Jeffrey Epstein, a convicted sex offender. In November, a substantial release of documents unveiled that […]
Former Harvard President Steps Down Due to Close Ties with Jeffrey Epstein
Larry Summers Resigns from Harvard Professorship Former Harvard University president Larry Summers has decided to resign from his role as a professor, following his notable connections to Jeffrey Epstein, a convicted sex offender. Summers has submitted his resignation and will take a leave for the rest of the academic year, after which he will officially […]
Former Obama and Clinton official Larry Summers to leave Harvard due to Epstein connections
Larry Summers to Step Down from Harvard Positions Former Harvard University President Larry Summers announced on Wednesday that he will resign from his academic roles at the institution at the end of the current academic year, as stated by a Harvard representative. “Due to the university’s ongoing examination of documents related to Jeffrey Epstein, which […]
The simple ‘A’ issue is widespread — will Harvard look to uphold its standards?
Grade Inflation at Harvard: A Look at the Current State Last year, the average GPA for Harvard’s Class of 2025 stood at 3.83. This isn’t a mistake. At one of the world’s most selective universities, most students graduated with nearly all A or A-minus grades. It’s interesting, actually, because I know quite a few people […]
Harvard introduces a course on immigrant justice for students to assist asylum seekers.
Harvard University Launches Immigrant Justice Lab Course This semester, Harvard University is introducing a course called “Immigrant Justice Lab.” It allows students in the Ivy League to earn credits while working on research and writing for asylum seekers. Officially listed as HIST 123, the course is part of the undergraduate history program within the social […]
Harvard Reduces Bitcoin Holdings by 21% and Invests $87 Million in Ethereum
As of December 31, the investment arm of Harvard University held 5.35 million shares of iShares Bitcoin Trust, valued at approximately $265.8 million, according to a Friday SEC filing. Bitcoin and Ethereum news Harvard Management Company made some significant changes in the fourth quarter, reducing its stake in BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust by 1.48 million […]
Harvard Reduces Bitcoin ETF Holdings and Increases Ethereum Investment in Q4 Report
Simply put Harvard sold 1.46 million shares of IBIT stock in the last quarter, now valued at approximately $265 million. They transferred an $86.8 million position into BlackRock’s iShares Ethereum Trust ETF. This could indicate a shift towards Ethereum, a broader strategy, or perhaps adjustments due to regulatory requirements, according to Decrypt. Harvard Management Company […]
Paying Harvard a hefty sum allows your child to explore how Black people relate to water.
Harvard’s Unique Course on the Connection Between Black People and Nature Harvard University offers a course focusing on the relationships between Black individuals and elements of nature like trees and water. This development comes amid increasing scrutiny of higher education concerning its effectiveness, diversity initiatives, and rising tuition costs. Titled “The Aquatic, Arboreal, and Atmospheric […]
DOJ files a lawsuit against Harvard for not releasing information on supposed race-focused admissions.
Department of Justice Sues Harvard University WASHINGTON — The Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against Harvard University, accusing it of hiding documents that would clarify whether the institution continues to discriminate based on race in its admissions process. This legal action comes nearly three years after the U.S. Supreme Court concluded that Harvard […]
Harvard professors suggest a new limit on A grades to address grade inflation
Proposed Grade Cap at Harvard Aims to Tackle Inflation A recent proposal from Harvard faculty suggests implementing a limit on the number of A grades awarded to students, part of a wider initiative to address the issue of grade inflation. The Harvard Crimson, the university’s student newspaper, reported that a committee has proposed significant changes […]